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Top ideal places for sailing voted by global travelers (Part 2)
There are also plenty of yacht rental companies that do not have a driver for those who know how to drive professionally or who want a more relaxing trip to read and sunbathe on the deck.
There are many beautiful mooring areas here for you to stay on the boat, but when returning to the mainland, stay at a beachfront hotel or resort like D-Resort Gocek to enjoy the private beach, as well as services for Rent a boat and bicycle.
Sneek in Friesland, Netherlands
As the “capital” of Dutch water sports – a country built literally on the water – and the venue for the SneekWeek festival, the largest water festival on land in Europe, Sneek is A beautiful destination for those who love sailing.
Many properties and hotels in the area offer free boat rentals, a great option for the summer when the boat rental market becomes fierce competition. Try Sneek Vakantiehuis Verhuur in the Sneek center, and use their own motorboat to explore the area and visit Sneeker Jachthaven, Sneek’s most popular marina.
Annapolis in Maryland, USA
Nicknamed “America’s sailing capital”, Annapolis’s position on the Atlantic coast made it the center of maritime industries (such as sailing) and today, the This Maryland town is the most popular sailing yacht destination in the United States.
Along the Annapolis Harbor are historic buildings from the 17th and 18th centuries, making it easy to imagine the bustling life on the Dock Street of Maryland people for centuries. Here, you will find plenty of restaurants to enjoy a great meal and watch boats pass by before starting your own journey.
The Gibson’s Lodgings of Annapolis is a 2-minute walk from the harbor and a 5-minute drive to Annapolis Maritime Museum. Besides, Annapolis Harbor has a lot of fashion boutiques and restaurants to visit.
Above are top ideal places for sailing for global travelers. These destinations has been selected based on the endorsed opinion of global travelers for sailing. Hopefully, you will have great trips with these recommendations.
Top ideal places for sailing voted by global travelers (Part 1)
Do you dream of being “lost” in the calm water or exploring tropical wetlands? These are the best destinations for sailing on the opinion of global travelers.
Cowes in Isle of Wight, UK
The establishment of the Royal Yacht Squadron in 1815 turned Cowes, a small seaside village, the number one destination for sailing on the island. For years, Cowes has maintained its unwavering position, with the Cowes Week festival attracting 100,000 visitors every year as the largest sailing race in the world.
Whether you prefer yachts, boating or water sports, there are always plenty of options and family-friendly events from May to August – this is why Cowes is a great place for Both beginners and more experienced sailors. Stay at North House, an old town house built in the 1850s, has been renovated with beautiful design and stunning views of the ocean.
Iława in Warmińsko-Mazurskie, Poland
Iława is a lakeside town with sparkling jewels in the Great Lake Area, Poland. Here you will find white and terracotta multi-storey houses, surrounded by wooden veranda patios and hanging flower baskets, as beautiful as the scene in Hollywood movies.
The sailing season in Poland starts in early May and lasts until the end of September – the time period when you can start a sailing course or sailing training course by any school in the Great Lake. The town of Iława overlooks Lake Jeziorak, Poland’s longest water body and is a popular place for boating and canoeing.
In Poland, you will need a permit to sail (depending on the size of the hull) but you can also rent a yacht with a licensed driver. Go easy on Jeziorak Lake and enjoy a great breakfast to start your day at Hotel Port 110.
Göcek in the Aegean region, Turkey
Göcek has been a busy harbor since the Ottoman period, and today, this small Turkish town has six large and bustling marinas. First-time visitors to this area should charter a manned catamaran to the Twelve Islands to soak up the clear sea, endless horizon and the opportunity to dine in one of the gorgeous olive gardens on the island of Domuz.